It happens with gnomes sometimes when posting on the forums - I believe it has something to do with their weapon. I see it a lot on GD forums.
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If you play it well I don’t care what spec I will invite.
Let’s say you’re a Druid it is easier for a noob to heal.
Tank average player and know your weakness.
To be dps it would take a really good player to get whatever out of it.
It’s the ppl that are new or don’t understand the class/spec that give hybrids a bad name.
I see in chat Paladin hard to level… when I see that it is a new person it doesn’t understand the class at all. My brother is a Paladin he is killing 4 to 6 mobs at the sametime.
Go to easier class aka hunter.
More experienced players Paladin/shaman/Druid. They theorycraft and get the most out of the class.
Reason why it’s harder to master because they can do all 3 rolls. If asking for changes to the hybrid either you don’t understand or your trying to make them unstoppable.
They are very strong now.
If you get polly morph as a Druid you needed possibly look what your class can do.
Welcome to classic.
Want to be able to play more than one role ? Retail is thatway
That’s not actually how it works though. Warrior and Druid can certainly do more than one role. Shaman, Paladins, and Priests have to work hard to get that option though.
Which is why I’m soloing in Classic, just as I did in Vanilla, on an NE BM Hunter with a boar pet.
Never let people tell you that you must emulate the very dough, which their “cookie cutter” impresses itself upon (I’m not sure if that really makes sense, but it sounded “smart and cool” in my head, but this is my third shocktop.)
Move to a smaller server where people are more apt to compromise with your desire to play a non traditional Classic role.
I recently moved from a full pop to medium pop server and the smaller, friendly, community is exactly what I wanted to begin with.